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I'll Never Stop...

I still think of you…
I STILL think of you!
I’ve learnt how to make myself cry
Memories linger forever of when it was me and you

The music, the candles, the wine and conversation
I really, really miss you
My best friend
I wish you didn’t go

I accept all that was dealt to me
By my hands of fate
My fated hand that cast it all
I didn’t paint the ending

And I don’t hate you
I still love you
Though you will never know
But…you KNOW!

How it was
How we were
All the things we said to each other
The shared unstoppable parting tears of submission

That we couldn’t overcome
Nothing will be the same
But maybe I will love you more again
And you too will hold me one fateful day

I’ll paint a picture in my mind
A lush landscape of greens and browns
And every time that I get down
I’ll look at it and remember you without a frown

All the good times, there were many
Promises turned to dust
But the fires still burn
Lust is not just a game of turns

Sometimes you touch something special
That never dies or fades away
That we had and we both know
The powerful magnetic pulling will never go

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  • Gwenevere
    November 24, 2008

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    No-one can take precious memories away.They stay within the heart for ever.Lovely poem.The dark blue is rather difficult to read on the dark red , Ros


    • Canis Lupus
      November 25, 2008
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      Thanks, Ros. That is true. I might chamge the blue...I was looking for a good colour that went with the flacks of coulour in the background layout, but thanks for that.


  • Smokebox
    November 24, 2008

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    Of love had, and lost. Even with the heartache there seems to be hope and promise embedded in this piece.I always find the last line in a poem is almost always the strongest. It is true in this piece. Great job, good luck, and thanks for entering!!